Durham Seeks Bids for Three City Park Projects
The city has issued a request for qualifications for design services that closes at 3 p.m. on March 4.
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Durham Seeking Help with Garrett Road Park Plumbing
It’s expected that the city will shortlist firms in January, grant notice to proceed in February, and finish the project – worth an estimated $500,000 – sometime in Spring 2026.
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Dec. 10, 2024
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Durham Parks Department Seeks Special Events Manager
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The City of Durham’s Parks and Recreation Department wants to hire a special events manager to lead the citywide
Durham Park Signs Support Breastfeeding
The new sign at Solite Park at Fayetteville and Barbee roads in South Durham depicts a child feeding at a woman’s breast, with the message: “WELCOME – BIENVENIDA.”
It’s one of 17 signs distributed in parks throughout Durham, created by local artist L. Jamal Walton, a father and advocate
Durham Rolls Out New Parks Bond Referendum Site
In November, Durham voters decide whether to approve $200 million in bonds that would improve the city’s streets, sidewalks, and parks.
With that in mind, city officials this week have launched a new web page to explain to voters how the money would be used.
About the Durham Bond
Durham City Parks Offer Summer Programs That Need More Workers
The Durham Parks and Recreation Department has boosted marketing efforts, offers competitive hourly rates, and hosted a job fair, but continues to struggle with finding enough seasonal staff for city camps and pools.
On Thursday, parks department officials are set to make a presentation to City Council about Durham’s